Good morning!!!!

[pennwalk]

Hey Buckeye, I'm thinking of you. Nothing wrong with taking a breather.

Chris

 

[rswyan]

28F and clouding up @ 12:30, but well on the way to that high of 38F. Chance of snow showers.

Birds are feasting at the feeders, deer feeder was cleaned out when the sun rose.

Made a little forward progress last night, managed to get last two panels trimmed for the workbench carcass/frame, the pieces for a shelf and door cut for the router table, and 900+ inches of board cut for drawers which is about enough for the workbench:

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Had a shocking revelation while I was cutting the door and the shelf: probably not a bad idea to put the square on the guide for the circular saw once I have it clamped down ... before making the cut.

Have thus far greased out ... just by trying to be fairly careful when measuring and making the marks for the cutting guide.

Monkey see tool ... monkey use tool.

Just moved the scaffold platform up to the next level for The Woman, She's now at the top of the tall wall.

Amazon due in later with the long jigsaw blades but I'm about due for a nap.

Hope everyone is having a good Sunday ...

 

[sodamo]

66°F and no rain. Looks like another pretty day.
A successful trip to HD yesterday. Got everything on my list and spent less money. Been over the receipt a couple times and can’t make sense. Same items on the app results in significantly higher total. I was cashier out by a very nice lady at the Customer Service area, a first for me. Her tally produced greater discounts than the online app. Definitely not complaining.

Looks like a good day to attack the mowing.

Product: Diesel 2 (Non-Taxable)
Quantity: 15.033000
Price: 5.0590
Amount: 76.0500

Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day

 

[daugen]

fine drive down to Front Royal, pretty rural campground, but pretty,
tight getting in due to the big tree

no water to start, called office, they came up and said let it run. After about ten seconds water came out. I bet it was frozen.
At least I filled up with propane on way in, good thing, supposed to be 17 here tonight! So I put some water in fresh water tank, just enough to flush toilets and wash hands. I took a long shower this morning so I can wait until I get to NC tomorrow to take another one.

brother and wife coming over later to pick me up and go out to dinner.
going to take a nap before then.

internet super slow, not much of a signal up here in the hills.

 

[m7040]

The archbishop at Hellbrun castle Austria had an interesting sense of humor. When he got enough of the guests he turned on the water fountains and I think the guests would get the hint pretty quickly and leave.

 

[kenmbz]

So while down raking and cleaning the culvert pipe at the end of the road.
It's I think 12" by about 12'.
Looks like a lot of road breakup (small bits of asphalt) mixed in with some leaves and dirt.
Tried to did it out, about 3' in on either side, but looks jammed up.

Anyone clean out a culvert, what tools? This is about 600' from any power, but I have a small portable generator.

It is jammed in there good.

Not the way I thought my morning would go, I had it clear in the fall.

 

[two_bit_score]

Anyone clean out a culvert, what tools? This is about 600' from any power, but I have a small portable generator.

Never really had one clogged so much that it didn’t clear itself, eventually. Will be watching the responses for advice if needed in the future.

 

[m7040]

I have a culvert under the driveway that is filling up with rocks and silt but still flowing. Dug out ahead of it to create a settlement area to avoid further settling in the culvert. But I was thinking about using pipe with a welded on plate to use to scrape it out using the minix to push or pull. If you can get access with the tractor at one end you may be able to adapt something that can scrape it

 

[rswyan]

Anyone clean out a culvert, what tools? This is about 600' from any power, but I have a small portable generator.

It is jammed in there good.

A decent hoe would get you in about 5' on either end, might allow for scraping some of it out.

 

[m7040]

If completely pugged push through a threaded rod and bolt on a plate at the end and pull it through with the tractor